The discount formula calculates the price reduction amount, the final sale price after discount, or the original price before discount — depending on what information you have. Discounts are expressed as percentages (e.g., 20% off) and are used universally in retail, e-commerce, B2B pricing, and financial analysis. This page explains all three forms of the discount formula with worked examples.
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